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04-06-2008, 10:05 PM
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New Discovery - New E121-Like Back Variation Found!
Posted By: Rhett Yeakley
Just want to add that from what I can tell the "serif" font is WAY harder to find than the regular block print series of 80. I have 3 of them (I think, I may have to check) but have bought most of them that I have seen over the past two years or so, at least before E120 & E121 card took off price-wise within the last year and I kinda got priced out by registry people paying crazy $$ for any and all of them without regard to the back variation. I would estimate 1 serif for every 50-100 regulars would be about what my experience has shown. 
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